AWRE

• Industry: Environment & Waste Trade Show
• Location: ICC Sydney, NSW
• Date: 24th - 25th July, 2024

The Australasian Waste & Recycling Expo (AWRE), the premier business trade event for the waste, recycling, and resource recovery sector, returns for its 15th year with over 2,000 expected attendees, 70 speakers and 100 exhibitors. Join forces with industry leaders at AWRE to drive a cleaner, more sustainable future.

Exhibiting at AWRE provides a unique opportunity to reach senior decision-makers from notable organisations, showcasing your innovative solutions and gaining a distinct marketing advantage. Don’t miss this chance to be at the forefront of shaping the future of waste management and recycling. 

Exhibitor Highlights  

• Innovation Zone: This is where exhibitors can showcase products and present a two-minute pitch in the AWRE seminar program. 

• AORA Organic Zone: Members of the Australian Organics Recycling Association can access to an inclusive stand package—an easy and cost-effective way to join AWRE. 

• AIP Packaging Pavillion: This is THE place to present and display innovative packaging solutions and sustainable materials. 

Benefits of Exhibiting 

• Meet clients and gain new customers 

• Boost your branding and position your company as a leader in the waste and recycling industry 

• Connect with industry leaders from all over Australia and internationally 

• Promote your brand’s sustainable practices 

• Demonstrate your brand’s dedication to certifications and compliance with standards 

• Launch new products and get immediate feedback 

Who Should Exhibit? 

Professionals offering solutions and products in the following fields would benefit from showcasing their expertise at the event: 

• Waste, recycling and resource recovery management 

• Bins and waste collection products 

• eWaste and resource management software and technology 

• Food and organic waste solutions 

• Waste management machinery and equipment 

• Vehicles 

• Packaging 

Visit the exhibitor and product directories to see what’s in store at the expo.